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Jun 13, 2017 · For more information on this comparison video check out our blog linked belowhttps://pittmoss.com/blogs/the-pittmoss-blog/we-dared-to-compare
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Dec 4, 2023 · Despite the 2023 drought, Spencer harvested bumper crops of tomatoes, okra, potatoes and numerous vegetables, using several gardening techniques.
At a massive tomato greenhouse in Kent, Stefan discovers that farmers can artificially create the ideal conditions for photosynthesis to produce a bumper crop of tomatoes, even in winter, and...
Jul 4, 2017 · Farming Plants – A Comparison. A report from the Humane Party analyzes the land-use, efficiency, and profitability of animal farming versus plant farming. The fact that animal agriculture is much more resource intensive than plant agriculture has become fairly well known among animal advocates.
- Which Tomato Varieties Benefit from Fish Head Fertilizer?
- The 2 Things Your Tomatoes Need For Optimum Growth
- First, Prepare The Garden Bed
- Prepare Your Tomatoes For Transplant
- Prepare The Hole For Planting
- Water Your Plant Deeply
- Mulch, Stake, and Fertilize Your Plants as They Grow
- What Can I Use If I Don’T Have A Fish head?
Let me start off by saying that no matter how many fish heads you throw at them, your tomato plants won’t thrive if they aren’t the right varieties for your climate. To optimize growth in your garden, make sure you choose a tomato variety that matures well within your expected frost-free window. (You can find your first and last frost datesusing my...
Tomatoes are fairly fuss-free. They don’t require any special conditions to sprout and they grow relatively quickly. Tomatoes do just as well in the ground as they do in growing in containers, and there are even tomato varieties that grow in shade. But once they start producing more foliage, they need a lot of love to perform their best—their best ...
I start my tomato planting by preparing the bed at least a day or two before I transplant. First, compost: Over an established but empty bed, I spread a 2- to 3-inch layer of well-aged compost; this can be compost made from kitchen scraps, leaf mold, bulk compost, or bagged compost. (If you don’t have access to a good, organic, and aged compost loc...
Generally, I start my seeds in late winter, repot the seedlings into 4-inch pots in early spring, and depending on how things are going in the garden, transplant the tomatoes (again) into 1-gallon potsor put them straight in the ground. (Your sowing and transplanting timeline may vary with your particular climate, microclimate, and expected frost d...
A couple days after their aspirin shower, your tomatoes are ready to go in the ground. You want to avoid transplanting in the middle of a glaringly sunny day or a ferociously windy day, which could add undue stress to the plant. Wait for a bit of cloud cover, or transplant in late afternoon when the sun is lower and your tomatoes have a chance to r...
Finally, water your tomato plant deeply and thoroughly. You want the water to reach the very bottom of the roots, which are now 8 inches below the surface. I use upwards of a gallon of water per plant, letting the water fully drain into the soil between each soak. After that initial watering, your plants will only need a deep watering once or twice...
If you’re transplanting more than one tomato plant, space them at least 2 feet apart so they have plenty of air flow between the foliage. Good to know: You can maximize your garden harvests with this biointensive planting method(chart included) I usually wait until my plants are at least a foot tall (and the leaves are further from the soil) before...
I get it, not everyone has access to (or wants to deal with) fish heads. You definitely have an alternative here: fish meal. The nutrient-rich powdered fertilizer is made from dried ground fish and fish waste, and is a great way to get all the benefits of fish heads without actually handling the flesh (especially if you’re growing in containers). Y...
Mar 9, 2022 · If you’re planning a beginner’s garden and want to see relatively easy results, try these 14 easy bumper crops.
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Apr 10, 2017 · Garlic’s requirements are modest – some well-rotted manure or compost, free draining soil, some mulch to keep down the weeds and some 5 – 8 months to mature. Growing garlic only takes up 4 square inches of space per plant, and there are very few diseases that affect it.
